MoobsiusMaximus

how do you take screenshots?!?! :\'( :-[ ???

It\'s a genius idea. The rocket handles like a dream and has almost all of the top stage\'s fuel left for orbital maneuvers, with no debris in orbit. I\'d love to see your .craft to compare them Your ship is pretty much the same as mine except i have less RCS tanks on the top stage.

it wasnt meant for orbit but is miscalculated the power to weight ratio by alot so i guess i should change the name, thx for pointing that out

i mean srbs

SUOC stands for Small Unmanned Orbital Craft The design is similar to my previous S.A.E.V. but it has solid rockets instead of liquid fuel engines this means that it can climb faster and higher but is less controllable and manuverable; however it is a useful sattelite and would make a good refuelling ship in future patches, another cool thing about the SUOC is that it can reach the Mun in one shot in a straight line if you can control it! More designs and inventions soon-MM

The SAEV is a small craft consisting mainly of a tri-fuel tank design with fuel lines feeding into a vectoring engine at the bottom of a standard main capsule module design. It uses 6 solid rocket boosters for take-off and it then switches to three 1 tank engines for leaving most of the atmosphere; the SAEV then switches to orbital mode detaching 3 winglets and the atmospheric escape engines/tanks. The SAEV then lights up the main engine and escapes the atmosphere and gets into a 1,500,000m orbit with around 1 1/3 tanks left for deorbiting. Finally the lander section of the SAEV activates detaching the tanks and main engine modules then 3 remaing winglets are exposed for an accurate landing on kerbal. S.A.E.V. track history: Successful takeoffs: 57/68 Successful staging breakoffs: 56/57 Successful orbits: 56/56 Successful re-entries: 53/56 Successful landings: 47/56 Overall i love my S.A.E.V. <3 , Also pics and a .craft coming SOON!

The SAEV is a small craft consisting mainly of a tri-fuel tank design with fuel lines feeding into a vectoring engine at the bottom of a standard main capsule module design. It uses 6 solid rocket boosters for take-off and it then switches to three 1 tank engines for leaving most of the atmosphere; the SAEV then switches to orbital mode detaching 3 winglets and the atmospheric escape engines/tanks. The SAEV then lights up the main engine and escapes the atmosphere and gets into a 1,500,000m orbit with around 1 1/3 tanks left for deorbiting. Finally the lander section of the SAEV activates detaching the tanks and main engine modules then 3 remaing winglets are exposed for an accurate landing on kerbal. S.A.E.V. track history: Successful takeoffs: 57/68 Successful staging breakoffs: 56/57 Successful orbits: 56/56 Successful re-entries: 53/56 Successful landings: 47/53 Overall i love my S.A.E.V. <3

I recently downloaded the KSP demo and will be purchasing the full game shortly and just wanted to say congratulations to all working at squad for producing such an epic game GG!!!!!!!